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Leah gives Class A pumper to Martin's Crossroads VFD
It is Christmas time again at Martin%27s Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department. More...
Fire destroys Garnett home

The home of Thomas Garnett on the Metasville Road was destroyed by fire Monday, March 20. When firefighters arrived on the scene at about 12 noon, the structure was fully engulfed in flames. The source of the fire is believed to be the kitchen stove. Garnett was not at home at the time of the incide More...

Dudes and dudettes saddle up for the Terry Tankersley Memorial Trail Ride

The Terry Tankersley Memorial Trail Ride will take place Saturday, March 25, at the Bussey Point Recreation Area. More...

Citizens asked to slow down on Elam St. and Elam Heights

Chief Jim Justice of the Lincolnton Police Department is asking motorists to ease up on the accelerator when driving on Elam Heights and Elam Avenue. More...

Lizard isn't that much 'Trouble'

"If you want a pet that will sit on your lap for hours and watch TV with you, then get a reptile," stated Danielle Smith, who fell in love with reptiles and other exotic pets when she caught her first snake at the age of 5. More...

River of Life taking nominations

Project nominations are now being accepted for the 2006 session of "River of Life" which will be held in Lincoln County July 19-23. More...

McCorkle donates copies of Civil War letters to library

Wells W. McCorkle of Matthews, Georgia, recently donated copies of Civil War era letters to the genealogy department at the Lincoln County Library. More...

Chamber members take part in business expo at Savannah Lakes

Services and products provided by members of the LincolntonLincoln County Chamber of Commerce and the McCormick County Chamber of Commerce were on display at a business expo, sponsored by the Savannah Lakes Community Relations Committee. More...

 News
• PRUNE SOON
Prune bigleaf or French hydrangeas (H. macrophylla) right after they flower, say experts with the University of Georgia Extension Service. More...
• Alabama mad cow doesn't suggest nationwide spread
• Walton to speak at Macedonia UMC revival services
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 Editorial Page
• article has image Full Story
Last week I lamented the fact that many of my childhood heroes had died. This week I%27m bemoaning the fact that not a few family members, friends, television and movie personalities, though they haven%27t died, have disappeared. Let me explain. More...
• Consumers get answers from Ga. Department of Agriculture
• Transplanting rules make garden more successful
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 People
• article has image Baskin, McGill to exchange vows in cermeony May 6
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cleveland Baskin of Marietta, Ga. announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelly Suzanne to James Curtis McGill, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis McGill, Sr., of Snellville. More...
• article has image Thornton celebrates eighth birthday with 'Glamour Girl' party Feb. 25
• article has image Cary Neeley is newest member of Broad River team
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 Sports
• article has image Lakers are tops in basketball league
The Lakers won the Lincoln County Recreation Department Basketball League for the 2006 season. They were presented trophies and were treated to a team pizza party. Pictured are front row, Coach Godfrey Zellars, Bentley Beggs, Jarred Cullars, Cole Mattison, Dasha Bussey and Coach Randy Cullars; back More...
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 Obituaries
• Freda L. Bowles
Mrs. Freda L. Bowles, 72, wife of J.D. Bowles of Clay Hill Road entered into rest on Thursday, March 16, 2006 at MCG in Augusta, Ga. More...
• Minnie Harper Wade
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 Public Notices
• Legals
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS State of Georgia Lincoln County More...
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 Community Calendar
• Community Calendar
The Georgia Department of Labor will be at Lincoln County Family Connection, 115 Main Street, every first Tuesday of the month from 9 a.m. 12 p.m. More...
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